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Cheesy cool. Easy Listening meets Electronica. A happy flute loop with a big beat and bubbly synth, strumming guitar and choir using both major and minor chords. Perhaps Lilly Allen meets Narls Barkley with a bit of Divine Comedy thrown in.
A very slick and powerful "Breaking News" theme, highly suitable for television news broadcast, network news, online news media, current affairs, business report, latest update of information. The track goes through various different stages, and with a bit of cutting and editing you can make this track work for several different sections of your broadcast.
An eccentric, haunting melody hook is accompanied by intensional scratchy, swirling sounds that give an extra layer of oddness & charm to this quirky, offbeat tune. Darkly comical and yet strangely uneasy, this has a unique futuristic quality that is equally alluring & LOL funny. In a similar style to Circuits Of Beauty, Carnival Of Magic & The Hands Of Time.
A poignant choir floats above a triumphant but wistful cinematic melancholy. Heavenly, angelic, amazing, enchanted. Miracle / amazement. Touching.
A melodic operatic soprano swoops and glides over reflective orchestration in this enlightening & heart felt aria. Evoking the reminiscence of sad and moving tragedy or the wonderment of spiritual beauty. The piece builds from a single voice into a choir of angelic beauty for a climactic ending. Matched in style and character to the Michael Stephen Decker track, Celtic Requiem.
Classy piano accompanied by jazzy percussion in a playfully assured arrangement. This loungy retro-style theme has a laid back ending would make it suitable as a title sequence or in reality style programming sequence.
Mendelssohn "Song Without Words" Opus 19 No. 1. Michael Stephen Peterson’s arrangement of Mendelssohn’s piano opus gives the piece a beautifully distant and haunting quality.
Back to the 1970's! An upbeat, uptempo jazzy pop-house workout with retro disco licks, burbling synthesizers and a thumping bass.
Tensile, unearthly washes stretched over a deep sonic rumble. Ominous, discordant & menacing. Very uneasy, sneaky, mysterious, a little bit psychotic.
A dance/ pop anthem with a rich soulful vocal and relentless, muscly drums & bass. Its powerful vocal is a match for any of today’s chart acts & the pumping bassline make this sound like an infectious daytime radio hit. The song is about a beautiful, strong woman who is in a class of her own. Similar in style to the tracks Roll The Dice, Keep Movin’ On and Step Up.
A bouncy whacked out tune with a retro gaming feel and all the charm of a 1980’s synthesizer demo! Complete with cheerful drums & cheapo plastic instruments, this bubbly melody would suit cartoon graphics, micro games, commercials or quirky off beat comedy videos. Similar in style to the Michael Stephen Decker tracks Wacko Town, Big Cheese & Sambatastico.
An energetic orchestral cartoon theme, evocative of TV cartoons. A complex and pretty orchestration supports a cheeky and memorable theme presented on various orchestral instruments. A very upbeat, positive, fun and cartoony track with a high production value.
Upbeat, quirky and unusual, this track is fun and slightly whacky. Opens with piano, pizzicato strings and xylophone, moving into a more bouncy and whimsical style.
Exciting Hollywood sequence. It is about the heroic deeds of individuals to self-sacrifice and self-control. A Classic full orchestra.
9475 tracks, not registered with a PRO
18287 tracks, registered with a PRO